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Operation Vula - a Deadly Miscalculation
In this new Nongqai article, author Henning van Aswegen recounts how operators of the…
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Death Notice
South African Police: Sergeant K Chutterpaul
This tribute honours Sergeant Kay Chutterpaul as a principled, humble, and compassionate police officer…
Life Story
An Autobiography: Lieutenant-Colonel Subramonia Pillai: Dedicated to my beloved wife, Vimla, my star in life
The life journey of the late Colonel S Pillai, B Proc, (South African Police)…
British Army in Colonial South Africa
NONGQAI VOLUME 16, Number 11 - November 2025
Nongqai Volume 16 Nr. 11 - Desember 2025.
Canadian colonial Forces in South Africa
Second Anglo Boer War (1899-1902): Canadian Unit - Strathcona's Horse
Second Anglo Boer War (1899-1902): Canadian Unit - Strathcona's Horse
Anglo Boer War
Second Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902): Von Steinaecker's Horse (SH) Unit - Wolfgang Witschas
"Steinaecker's Horse unit" (SH) was a volunteer British military unit created by the British…
Asian Intelligence Services
Lashkar-e-Taliba (LeT): The Islamist-Jihadist Pakistani militant organization - Wolfgang Witschas
Lashkar-e-Taliba (LeT): The Islamist-Jihadist Pakistani militant organization - Wolfgang Witschas
Bush War
Military Books by Paul Els
Warrant Officer First Class (retired) Paul J. Els descendant of Boer General…
Death Notice
South African Police: Passing of Brigadier Johan Reynders: Reverence Tribute to Brigadier Johan Reynders: Remembered with Respect
South African Police: Passing of Brigadier Johan Reynders: Reverence Tribute to Brigadier Johan Reynders:…
Bush War
South African Police Captain (Bob) Mogamberry Govender Border Veteran and a Life of Duty and Honour
South African Police: Captain (Bob) Mogamberry Govender: Border Veteran and a Life of Duty…
British Army in Colonial South Africa
Jack Hindon - the Scottish-born Boer Soldier - Wolfgang Witschas
Jack Hindon - the Scottish-born Boer Soldier - Wolfgang Witschas
Armistice Day
Armistice Day: Remembrance or Poppy Day.
Armistice Day, 11 November 1918, remains deeply relevant to the SANDF, South African Police…